Master Lock DSKP0603PD User guide

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Table of Contents
TABLE DE MATIÈRES ................................16
CONTENIDO
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Features .............................................3
Operation
.........................................4 - 5
Changing the Batteries.................................6
Key Override .........................................6
NightWatch
®
Feature ..................................6
Programming
.....................................7 - 10
Security
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Troubleshooting
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Technical Assistance ..................................15
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Administrator Codes
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Interior
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Keypad
Dial
“Enter” Button
Key Override
Battery Compartment
(uses 4 AAA batteries)
Program Button
Thumb Turn
NightWatch
®
Release
Exit Button
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Operation
Using your new Electronic Deadbolt
couldn’t be easier!
To operate, simply follow these steps:
When the keypad is not illluminated
in green the dial free-spins and
doesn’t engage the bolt.
A. Press any button once to activate
the keypad.
B. Enter your 4–10 digit code and
press
Enter
(pre-set codes can be
found on pg. 2)
.
C. The keypad will light in green
when the correct code is entered.
D. Turn the dial to unlock or lock.
When the keypad is green, or flashing green, the bolt can be
extended or retracted.
E. When leaving home, if the deadbolt is locked, simply turn
the deadbolt thumb-turn to unlock.
F. Press the
Exit
button. The keypad will be flashing green.
G.
After closing the door behind you, turn the dial to re-lock the
deadbolt – you don’t have to enter your code. The exterior
dial will disengage after 15 seconds giving you ample time to
exit. You can also press any button to deactivate.
Note: To assure maximum security, always spin the dial to
ensure the mechanism has disengaged.
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When the interior thumb turn
is horizontal, the lock is locked.
When it’s vertical, the
lock is unlocked.
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As an example, here are the steps for opening a lock with an
access code of ‘1958’:
Press any key
(keypad illuminates)
“5”
“1”
A, B
C
E
F
D, G
“8”
“9”
“Enter”
(keypad lights green;
turn dial to disengage
deadbolt)
Changing the Batteries
For low battery indications see
“Troubleshooting” on pages 13
and 14.
A. Remove interior cover.
B. Replace batteries with 4 AAA
alkaline batteries.
Key Override
You can use the key override
to open the lock if your
batteries are dead or user
code is unknown.
NightWatch
®
Feature
For added security you can
use the NightWatch
®
feature,
which locks out all keys
and codes. With the bolt
extended, push up on the
bottom release button and
pull out the thumb-turn to
activate NightWatch
®
.
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Programming
The deadbolt contains two factory-preset codes but can
be programmed to store up to a total of 20 additional
unique user codes. Codes can be added
and deleted at any time.
You’ll need to know your administrative code before
beginning programming. It can be found on the label
on the inside front cover of your user’s guide (page 2).
To begin programming:
Remove the upper interior cover (A).
Locate the “Program” button (B).
Programming an Entry Code
Press the “Program” button until the keypad on the exterior of the door
begins to flash blue. When it flashes blue you can release the button.
Enter your personal administrative code…
Push the
1-2
button (the function button for programming a
new code) and press
Enter
.
Type in a 4-10 digit code and again press
Enter
.
Re-enter your 4-10 digit code and again press
Enter
.
If the keypad lights in green your new code has been confirmed
and added.
If it lights red the code wasn’t confirmed and you’ll need to
repeat the steps again.
If the keypad flashes red, the code was found in the memory
and is already an active code.
PROGRAM
EXIT
MOTOR
EXIT
A
B
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Deleting a Code
Press the “Program” button until the keypad on the exterior of the
door begins to flash blue. When it flashes blue you can release the
button.
Enter your personal administrative code…
Push the
3-4
button (the function button for deleting a code) and
press
Enter
.
Type in the 4-10 digit code you want to delete and again press
Enter
.
Re-enter the code and again press
Enter
.
If the keypad lights in green the code was deleted.
If it lights red the code wasn’t deleted and you’ll need to repeat the
steps again.
If the keypad flashes red, the code was not found in the memory
and is not an active code.
Changing the Administrative Code
Press the “Program” button until the keypad on the exterior of the
door begins to flash blue. When it flashes blue you can release the
button.
Enter your personal administrative code…
Push the
5-6
button (the function button for changing your
administrative code) and press
Enter
.
Type in your new 6-digit administrative code and press
Enter
.
Re-enter your new 6-digit administrative code and again press
Enter
.
If the keypad lights in green your new administrative code has been
confirmed and added.
If it lights red the code wasn’t confirmed and you’ll need to repeat
the steps again.
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Deleting All Codes
If for any reason you want to remove all codes here’s how you do it.
Press the “Program” button until the keypad on the exterior of the
door begins to flash blue. When it flashes blue you can release the
button.
Enter your personal administrative code…
Push the
7-8
(the function button for deleting all codes) and
press
Enter
.
Re-enter your administrative code and again press
Enter
.
If the keypad lights in green all codes have been deleted.
If it lights red the deletions weren’t confirmed and you’ll need
to repeat the steps again.
Deactivate / Reactivate All Codes
You can also deactivate all of your stored codes for a period of time
and then reactivate them.
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Press the “Program” button until the keypad on the exterior of the
door begins to flash blue. When it flashes blue you can release the
button.
Enter your personal administrative code…
Push the
9-0
button (the function button for deactivating all
stored codes), and press
Enter
.
If the keypad lights in green the deactivation has been
confirmed.
If it lights red the codes weren’t deactivated and you’ll need to
repeat the steps again.
To reactivate the stored codes…
Press the “Program” button until the keypad on the exterior of the
door begins to flash blue. When it flashes blue you can release the
button.
Enter your personal administrative code…
Push the
9-0
button, the function activating all stored codes,
and press
Enter
.
If the keypad lights in green the reactivation has been confirmed.
If it lights red the codes weren’t reactivated and you’ll need to
repeat the steps again.
Reset Factory-Set Administrative Code
You can easily reset the administrative code to the factory setting. If
you do this ALL user codes will be cleared.
Press the “Program” button until the keypad on the exterior of the
door begins to flash blue. When it flashes blue you can release the
button.
Press the “Program” and the “Exit” buttons (under battery holder)
together and hold them until the keypad turns solid blue – about
60 seconds.
At that point all user codes have been removed and the
administrative code has been reset to the factory set code. The
factory administrative code can be found on the label on the inside
front cover (pg. 2) of your User Guide.
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Security
Use the chart below; keep track of your user codes. Do not share
your codes with anyone.
You can store up to 20 different user codes.
If you can’t remember who has a particular code you can delete all
of the stored codes (see Programming section).
As with any dial style lock, always spin the dial after locking and
LED turns off, to ensure the lock mechanism is disengaged (see
“Troubleshooting”).
Name / User Code
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PROBLEM LIGHTS SOLUTION
FUNCTION:
Entry of User Code
does not engage dial
to throw or retract
bolt
Red 1. Ensure you are pushing a button to wake
up the keypad and then enter your code.
Red 2. Ensure that you are pressing hard enough
to activate each button as you enter your
user code. (Blue light gets brighter when
button registers a push).
Green 1. If lock has just been installed; the lock may
be binding and may need to be readjusted
by loosening the 2 long screws that secure
the Inside Assembly to the External
assembly, ensuring smooth bolt travel and
that no excess wires are interfering with
Sled travel (Sled is the black plastic part
below the cylinder tailpiece).
Green 2. If the lock has been installed and working
properly; typically retry and/or remove
the top battery for 10 seconds and then
reinstall it.
No Light Check batteries to make sure they are not
loose (also make sure they still have power) -
Check ribbon cable connection- you will need
to partially disassemble the lock to check the
ribbon cable connection.
There is a delay
before dial engages
bolt
Yellow
then
Green
Battery is low, replace soon.
Dial remains
engaged after green
LED turns off
None 1. Simply spin the dial, re-enter code and
dial should disengage when green light
turns off.
None 2. Remove top battery, wait 10 seconds and
reinstall battery. This is similar to rebooting
a computer.
3. Lock is malfunctioning. Log on to www.
masterdoorlock.com to access instructions
for emergency disabling of the dial.
NightWatch
®
feature
will not engage
None Ensure thumb turn is in the locked position,
release button is pushed in fully and thumb
turn shaft is installed properly (set screw hole
on bottom side when unlocked).
Troubleshooting
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PROBLEM LIGHTS SOLUTION
NightWatch
®
won’t
engage – thumb-
turn can’t be pulled
out
None If thumb-turn cannot be pulled out it can be
due to insufficient drill depth of the strike
hole. Try to engage NightWatch
®
with the
door open – if it works with the door open
the strike hole will have to be deepened.
User key or thumb
turn will not throw
or retract bolt
None Installation problem, cylinder tailpiece is
vertical instead of horizontal or vice versa.
PROGRAMMING:
Cannot add a new
user code
Red 1. User code entered differently 1
st
and 2
nd
time.
Red
Flashing
2. User code has already been assigned –
select a different user code that you have
not already programmed into the lock.
Note: Due to shared numbers on the buttons, the
code may be entered under different numbers. It
will still work for both numbers – test to confirm.
Red 3. You’ve already entered the maximum
allowable(20 user codes) number of user
codes.
Cannot delete a user
code
Red User code entered differently 1
st
and 2
nd
time.
Red
Flashing
User code not found on the list.
Cannot change the
Administrator code
Red Administrator code entered differently 1
st
and
2
nd
time.
Cannot delete all
user codes
Red Administrator code entered differently 1
st
and
2
nd
time.
Cannot deactivate/
reactivate
Red Administrator code entered incorrectly.
Lock exits
programming mode
Red /
None
An incorrect entry was made during
programming (typically adding or omitting
the “Enter” button).
I forgot my
Administrator code
None Check programming guide for code.
I changed but did
not document my
administer code
None Reset to Factory-set Administrative Code
(see programming guide or log onto www.
masterdoorlock.com for online user guide).
Lock will not leave
programming mode
or any issue not
covered above
None /
Various
Remove top battery, wait 10 seconds and
reinstall battery. This is similar to rebooting
a computer.
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Technical Assistance
For additional information or technical assistance, see
the installation and operation video at:
www.masterdoorlock.com
Model Number: DSKP
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
these instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment
does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encourage to try to correct the interference by
one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Changes or modifications to this product not expressly approved by the manufacturer could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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Master Lock Company LLC, Milwaukee, WI 53154 U.S.A. | 800-308-9244
Master Lock Canada, Oakville, Ontario L6H 5S7 Canada | 800-227-9599
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